Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-17
LOCAL AND OTHER sUrs.
scraps frOsn the Notebook Of the
sentineI's Reporter.

Hentfnete HeDOFt0R.
New Summer silks at Morris 4 Levy's
Yesterdays quotation OF silver so 96k.
The County Commissioners will hold a
| meeting tomorrow.
Andrew Jackson's head has been chosen
for a new stamp.
Judge Fitzgerald will leave tomorrow
morning for Hamilton.
Frank Bosko, the San Francisco drum
mer, arrived here last evening.
A Montana stockraiser lost 20, 900 out of
q band of 26, 900 head of cattlelas Winter.
The usual religious services will be held
10 the Episcopal and Catholic Churches
to-day.
Mrs. Murry, shot by her drunken hns-
band at Shoshone, Idaho, has almost re-
covered.
An investigation into the robbery OF the
State mineral cabinet is in progress in
Sacramento.
Bill Hall and Frank Norman, two cattle
thieves, were captured at Rs7mond, near
Fresno, April IL.
It is said that the Office Of the United
States Surveror-G General will be removed
from Reno to Carson.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the Odd Fellows for their anniversary
ball on the Goth instant.
Mrs. Michael Davitt was presented with
a fully furnished cottage near Dublin by
her husbands admirers.
"Only intending suicides were cheer
full" says a London paper in describing a
particularly dark day there.
1t commenced raining yesterday after
noon, and lasted five or Elk hours.
Isgave the ground a good soaking.
Robert Torbett was arrested in Denver
on the 9Th for attempting to kill a woman
by clubbing her TO death with a rife.
The first Tuesday in May is designated
as Arbor Day for Montana in compliance
with an enactment Of the late Legislature.
David J. Kelley OF Denver has sold to
st. Louis parties q group of mines In the
State Of Durango, Old Mexico, for $780,
600.
Wells are being sunk by live stock men
in New Mexico and wind mills put up to
water cattle on ranges where there are no
springs.
At Portland, Or, April IL, the China
men employed on the Oregon Pacific
struck for 81 day. They had been re-
ceiving 80 cents.
Lsndlady-Can you tell me what is
good for bedbugs? Fogg-Seems to me
that fat boarders ought to satisfy EN-
Detroit Free Press.
The South Side tIdsho) gold placers
produced the last week in March. 300
ounces Of gold dust. The miners are re-
turning to their claims in great numbers.
Elko Independent: We are informed
that the Governor has appointed George
Bird Of Tuscsrora, County Commissioner
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Mart Smith.
1t won't be long now until the poor
oppressed husband will have blisters on
his hands from holding 10 a fishing pole.
willis his %tyrannicsl wife will be staying at
home having fun with the spade and the
garden.
There are scores OF legislators who are
never heard from except when the roll is
called. They are consistent believers in
the Scriptural Injunction: LET your
conversation be yea, yea. and nay, nay
Boston Transcript.
The receipts OF bullion in Salt Lake
OFy fhI~ "a AhAhCe u0Atbb tho NV
quarter of the current, year foot up 81 AL
1913 02. The bullion output from the
Ontario mine during the period was $751;
oil IS, and from the DAILY S39. 748 80.
Next Sunday" said Father Mcguire to
bis congregation. 1.-the funeral of A.. b.
will be held in this church. / shall preach
a funeral sermon on this occasion, and
the man himself will be there-the first
time in twenty years.
A fireman who had rendered eff cient
service In lighting the fire lend in a West
ern city recently died. His companions
sent a floral pillow, on which was in
scribed: "He has gone to his last fire."
The widow rejected the tribute.
They had another circus In the Justice
Court yesterday. in which the Judge was
ring-master, but we failed to learn the
name OF the clown. The piece. entitled
Muoiiage," consisted OF only one act.
There was some talk OF q street perform
ance after the adjournment of the court.
Huutlnx fOr Hang.